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Engaging and changing higher education through brokerage / Norman Jackson, editor.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Monitoring change in educationPublication details: Aldershot : Ashgate, 2003.Description: 270 p. : ill. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 9780754631484:
  • 0754631486
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 378.42
Contents:
[PART 1 The idea of brokerage] Introduction to brokering in education / Norman Jackson -- The complexity and messiness of change / Norman Jackson -- The art of brokering / Norman Jackson -- Evaluating the brokers / Peter Knight
[PART 2 Organizational case studies] Higher education quality council quality enhancement group: brokering enquiry, policy and action / Robin Middlehurst and Norman Jackson -- Quality assurance agency for HE: creating policy through brokerage / Norman Jackson -- Learning and teaching support network: enhancing teaching and learning through brokerage / Norman Jackson, Cliff Allan and Chris Webster -- University for industry: brokering new opportunities for work-based learning / John Stephenson and Norman Jackson -- eUniversity: brokering new opportunities for on-line learning / John Slater
[PART 3 International perspective] International perspectives on brokerage in Higher Education / Victor Borden, Denise Chalmers, Mark Olssen and Ian Scott

Includes bibliographical references and index.

[PART 1 The idea of brokerage] Introduction to brokering in education / Norman Jackson -- The complexity and messiness of change / Norman Jackson -- The art of brokering / Norman Jackson -- Evaluating the brokers / Peter Knight

[PART 2 Organizational case studies] Higher education quality council quality enhancement group: brokering enquiry, policy and action / Robin Middlehurst and Norman Jackson -- Quality assurance agency for HE: creating policy through brokerage / Norman Jackson -- Learning and teaching support network: enhancing teaching and learning through brokerage / Norman Jackson, Cliff Allan and Chris Webster -- University for industry: brokering new opportunities for work-based learning / John Stephenson and Norman Jackson -- eUniversity: brokering new opportunities for on-line learning / John Slater

[PART 3 International perspective] International perspectives on brokerage in Higher Education / Victor Borden, Denise Chalmers, Mark Olssen and Ian Scott

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